Hi, I'm Talal, the maker of HeartRay. It lets approved friends share recent heart-rate readings and location, send letters and stamps, and follow a shared trip. You choose what each person can see, and readings show their original measurement time.
I'd like feedback on the balance between feeling connected and having control. Which moments would you want to share with a close friend or partner, and what would you want the sharing controls to make clearer?
Hi, I'm Talal, the maker of SeeMeCook. The app turns supported cooking videos, recipe links and cookbook photos into a recipe library, then helps with servings, shopping lists and step-by-step Cooking Mode.
The tricky part often isn't saving a recipe. It's getting from a short video or a photographed page to quantities and steps you can follow in a real kitchen. Some sources leave things out, and an importer shouldn't hide that.
Hi, I'm Talal, the maker of SeeMeEat. I looked at the paid plans from Cal AI and MyFitnessPal and thought they were charging too much for something everyday people use. I wanted to build something better for much less.
That's why SeeMeEat Pro is US $1.99 a month or $9.99 a year. It includes unlimited photo scans and meal descriptions, plus a journal for calories, macros, water and weight on iPhone and Android. You can review an estimate and correct it in plain words before logging. Local store prices apply, and nutrition estimates still need your judgment.
